Geometric Patterns have a long tradition dating back to early Antiquity. The heyday of using geometric patterns to create advanced compositions was during the era of the Islamic Enlightenment. The widespread use of everyday mathematics in the period also facilitated the increase of the competence of artists with high skills in abstracting visual content. Today, various methods are used to create such complex shapes faithful to their original representations.
In this presentation, I wish to make the connections, shrouded in the mist, between the past’s geometric art and the present’s generative art visible by utilising creative coding methods.
Presenter info:
Selçuk Artut’s artistic research and production focus on theoretical and practical dimensions of human-technology relations.
He holds a Ph.D. in Media and Communications from European Graduate School in Switzerland. Currently, Artut is working as an Assoc. Prof. for the Visual Arts and Visual Communication Design Program at Sabanci University, Istanbul, where he mainly teaches Sound and Interaction Courses. He has been releasing several albums as a member of a Post-Rock Avangard music band, Replikas, since 1998. In 2016, he co-founded the audio-visual performance duo RAW, which produces works through creative coding and live-coding techniques.
More info at www.selcukartut.com@selcukartut
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